r/LOOige

Title: The Chicken or the Egg: Are We Asking the Wrong Question?

For centuries, the world has debated—"Which came first, the chicken or the egg?" But I believe this question is fundamentally flawed.

Why do we limit this mystery only to chickens? Does this logic not apply to every bird? For instance, "Which came first, the parrot or the egg?" or "The eagle or the egg?"

Biologically, eggs existed millions of years before chickens even evolved (during the era of dinosaurs). So why is the debate so narrow?

Is it possible that the 'Egg' was a universal blueprint created by nature to birth different species? Or did the species exist first and then develop the egg as a survival mechanism?

What is your logical take on this? Shouldn't we broaden this mystery to include all avian life rather than just one bird?